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Gary lee Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

what is the difference

what is the difference between:

1) Look forward to work with you

2) Look forward to working with you

please advice & thanks,

Gary
  

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Hi, Gary, There doesn't seem to be a subject in either one. In casual conversation it's assumed to be "I". "look forward to" takes the "-ing" form, so it's: "(I) look forward to working with you".

— CalifJim

  • Hi, Gary, There doesn't seem to be a subject in either one.
  • In casual conversation it's assumed to be "I".
  • "look forward to" takes the "-ing" form, so it's: "(I) look forward to working with you".
  • CJ
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Hi, Gary,

There doesn't seem to be a subject in either one. In casual conversation it's assumed to be "I".

"look forward to" takes the "-ing" form, so it's: "(I) look forward to working with you".

CJ
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I think look forward cannot follow by infintive, so the question #1 is wrong.
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Thank you CJ.

but I want to know, why can't I say

I'll look forward to work with you

could you please explain the grammar term to make me understand?

thanks,

Gary
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